Macquarie’s Commodities and Global Markets business has entered into an agreement with Trovio to leverage its CorTenX platform as part of the firm’s digital architecture strategy.

The collaboration will focus on establishing a flexible foundation to support Macquarie’s future growth initiatives as global markets transition toward a more digital, transparent, and interconnected operating environment.

By adopting CorTenX, Macquarie gains a platform designed to unify governance, oversight, and integration of emerging digital instruments across financial and commodity markets. The agreement provides Macquarie with the ability to explore new models of issuance, settlement, and risk management as client needs evolve, while ensuring resilience and compliance across multiple networks and asset classes.

CorTenX has already proven its ability to operate at scale across Australia’s regulated digital ecosystem, underpinning national programs for environmental markets, renewable energy certification, renewable gas, guarantee of origin, and digitized data-enriched metals. These enterprise use cases demonstrate CorTenX's capability to deliver scalable, trusted, auditable infrastructure that can adapt to diverse applications in global finance and commodities.

This partnership reflects the accelerating shift by leading institutions towards purpose-built digital infrastructure, positioning Macquarie to innovate in response to the changing needs of its clients and the broader marketplace.

Jon Deane, CEO of Trovio, commented:

“As global markets accelerate toward a digital future, institutions need infrastructure that is both trusted, flexible and robust. Our work with Macquarie reflects the growing demand for digital architecture that can scale across asset classes and geographies, while maintaining the highest standards of transparency and governance. CorTenX is designed to provide exactly that foundation – enabling clients like Macquarie to explore new opportunities with confidence as the next wave of financial innovation unfolds.”

Macquarie Bank partners with Trovio to deliver CorTenX as a Next-Generation Digital Infrastructure